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Kevin Thelwell's son Robbie has landed a key role at Rangers (Image: Shutterstock)

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Rangers are set to appoint Robbie Thelwell as their new head of recruitment.

The 26-year-old, son of sporting director Kevin Thelwell, has been the head of technical scouting and loan management at Norwich City since July 2024.

He previously worked at Aston Villa as a first-team scout.

Thelwell's appointment comes amidst fans' discontent with manager Russell Martin and the team's league position.

Rangers sources say he attracted interest from Premier League clubs in England and that his appointment marks the conclusion of a thorough recruitment process for a new head of player recruitment.